[Greenbuilding] Advanced framing/OVE
Thomas Lewis
plea_4peace at yahoo.com
Sun Mar 4 17:52:46 CST 2007
wall brackets are a type of scaffolding. you drill a
3/4 inch hole in the sheething, then insert a bolt
attached to a steel triangle from the outside, the
bolt is also fed through a piece of 2x lumber that
spans the stud cavity, a wingnut holds this all
together. the bottom of the bracket is resting on the
sheething. since this point holds alot of weight its
more secure on 5/8" than 1/2"
--- RONALD CASCIO <roncascio at verizon.net> wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Thomas Lewis" <plea_4peace at yahoo.com>
> ... it was definitly nicer/safer using wall brackets
> on the 5/8 sheething
> :-)
>
> tl
>
>
> What specifically are the "wall brackets" you are
> refering to?
>
> My dream wall would be 2x6 on 24" cntr with 5/8
> Avantec sheathing fastened
> to the frame with urethane glue and filled in with
> closed cell soy based
> foam insulation. It'd be great to find a client who
> would invest in such a
> system.
>
> Ron
>
>
>
>
"Time makes more converts than reason." Thomas Paine, Common Sense
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